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DJ and producer Cole Plante is only 17 years old, but he's already worked alongside industry superstars Skrillex, Avicii and Major Lazer (to name just a few). In this combination talk and DJ set, Plante shows off his mixing magic and gives tips to aspiring DJs.
Talk by Cole Plante.
I like how the kid out in the crowd bobbing his head just found his calling and is going home to ask his Mom for a set of turntables. Music is a beautiful thing. Sometimes the kid who just can't pay attention in class needs some other form of input like the arts. This is the way I felt when I saw my first Orlando breakbeat DJ back in 98. I was hooked from then on with messing with beats. As you can tell, at 36 now, I'm still at it. I am glad at least some kids like my own get exposed to this music form in a healthy way.
I give this young man respect in having the courage to perform live mixing to a crowd of his peers. He's got a lot of the basics down to make transitions. I've been a DJ for over thirty years in clubs and pioneered mobile djing in the 80's and I say he has the passion to be an innovator.
lmao when he threw in that beat the black dude was like "ayyyyyy this mah shit" when all the white people just sat there calm as fuck.
😂😂😂😂😂 8:35
+vvvvvvvvv hahahahaah true
+vvvvvvvvv Damn I'd feel it to. That's that heat
Tujamo - Who
+vvvvvvvvv ouh yeah :D :D :D
I'm white & that shit was awesome! 👍🏼
Pretty sure all the people hating on this guy are just jealous lol, he's a high schooler who likes djing and is nice enough to teach people something about it, give him a break...
these pushing ant touching a bunch of random shit because he thinks it looks cool
My buddy is in high school and has a worldwide album that shits on this kid
khype8 who's your buddy?
sniperrrish DJ Dubwell
Nathan Kestner yeah ri8...
That transition from alive is actually clean af
People need to give this kid a break. First of all, unless you are a turntablist or are into controllerism like Richie Hawtin, there are not a lot of crazy things to demonstrate during a presentation. You honestly won't see the biggest DJs doing much more than this at festivals or clubs. Secondly, he is presenting to a group of teenagers for 10 MINUTES. If he were to go in depth about all the intricacies of DJing and cover all of the functions of the mixer, they would have no clue what he is talking about and be super bored. What he is showing is not rocket science, but I applaud him for giving the general public a taste of what DJing and EDM is.
Agreed.
thats true, but i wonder if he worked to buy this djm-900 nexus or if daddy gave him the money
@@suumcuique4530 at least he has a caring father
Turntablism is basically the core of djing when grandmaster flash and grand wizard theador and others were developing what we call "djing" that's basicly what it was and they got the idea of this from people like dj kool hert and bambada just doing simple mash up mixes
@@suumcuique4530 Does it matter, its not like he is just playing a prerecorded track from his macbook and using the pioneer as a stand.
Why all the hate? He's only 17 and he's introducing new people to a career which is in huge demand in recent years?
all these kids tryna show off thats why lol
@@koky3045 asluwes
Conor Brendan Dunne ...
Kinda confused because I don't see the hate comments at all here. On another subject, a DJ career is not at all in huge demande, on the contrary, the whole music industry is so overcrowded that music has lost a lot of its worth
Because the internet runs on hate, you piece of sh1t
i just like that Ted doesn't only give big professor speeches to a dr degree audience, but also of a more average person to a more relatable audience. Ted wants people to pursue and understand and i truly appreciate that
Dj skills are that of a veteran. Kid is much cooler than I was in high school haha. Amazing
I am normally a music purist, but I have grown to enjoy EDM especially in a live setting. This video was very enlightening as to what DJs actually are doing.
It is right down depressing to see all the negative comment about this, EDUCATIONAL video. For all of you who hated on this video shows the, DAMAGE, in our society. It shows the elements that need to be wiped away so they can no longer create any kind of negative disruption in the growth of our world.
Here, this kid, take it upon himself to pass on information about a subject in our existence, (which brings much more positiveness than any of you could ever imagen) so that someone out there in the world, who may want to tap into this subject matter and contribute to the well being of the world, can do so.
I suggest all of you take a good look at yourselves and figure out what the hell is wrong with you, and fix it, and fix it fast!
I don't care if your young and thats what the young are to do. That's bullshit, and this is the wrong place to be doing it!!
Learn some f-ing respect!!!!!!!!
Let there be a day when you find yourself standing infront of a group of people expressing something you have passion for and let there be twice as much hate directed to you so you can feel the crushing weight of disrespect!
I hope you will be strong enough to stand it. If not, no tears from here.
So what exactly did you learn :)
@@haroldasliudvikas8885 It is not exactly what he does exactly , it is about expressing yourself with the material you have or you can afford and how creative you can be with it .
It doesn't matter what style of music or whether it's with a simple controller or a very expensive DJ set or with a set of turntables or a free app on your tablet.
be creative and express yourself so that you can inspire other people with your music 😉 Don't be so negative and look at this again with a positive mindset .
His constant use of effects really drive me crazy. I mean I understand it's to keep the crowd entertained but he uses an effect almost every bar of each track.
True
+Madam Cloud you're absolutely right
+Madam Cloud you raise a valid point
I mean he's trying to demonstrate what you can do not what you should do I think
It's more of a habit that these DJs have nowadays.
Or... you can just pre mix that shit and get fucken wasted and vap during your whole set
Music needs to be changed according to crowds energy.
great trick
did someone say carnage?
savage
very very way more thumpier
Dude as an aspiring DJ his set up makes me melt a little. I wish he would've gone into how you should mix songs in the same scale wether major or minor because I started not knowing anything about rules of music. I obviously know more about music and music theory etc now but it would've been helpful knowing it earlier from the start so you can have more effective playlists.
I remember when I was in high school, I had all sorts of money for expensive equipment from working the Taco Bell. I wonder how long it would've taken me to afford a brand new Apple MacBook, a Pioneer mixer, Ableton, and an APC. Plus time for homework, track, and of course Marching Band. #RichKids. They get it all. Sucks to be you.
+Daniel Gregory lol the good thing about not doing homework and having no friends. lol you get to make money everywhere and constantly haha
+Daniel Gregory maybe he has that money for that kind of equipment, because he worked with those big producers and because he's getting payed djing
i said the same, but in my belief, i would say it may most likely be scholarships + money from performances...im at McDonald's, im broke as shits, all i have is a Traktor z1.
+budimon 17 thank you, someone with common sense
+budimon 17 lol you realised you got yourself in a Catch-22? He needs money to buy DJ equipment but he got that money from performing shows using his DJ equipment.
I'm not sore about it though, as I realise some people have more opportunities in life and I wouldn't stop anyone from following their passions.
great to see artists at this age with passion filling the room. I'm sure you've inspired others and you've got a lot of opportunities ahead of you :)
that girl with the O face at 8:34 is priceless hahaha
The thrust was high in that room
where?
she angry he said hardwell
So, I watched this tutorial approximately 50x’s along with about 100 others and think I may finally be able to call myself a DJ ;) I just wanted to say thank you to Ted - ed first of all for posting this video because it really helped me a lot and please let me know what you think about my mix and transitions. I would really appreciate it, thx!!
5:33 He said Hardwell LOL!
he said hardware -.-
Saud Yousaf but he said hardwell first and then corrected himself and said hardware
+Ograws ahh ok
Hi fellow daft punk fan
This kid is goood! :)
Compared to the DJ alesso, he sucks
But he is good
+NINJAMONKEY 319 srsly? do you even know how alesso perfomes? and you are comparing a dj that is in top 20 best in the world to a 17 years old kid, what the fuck for real and he is not "dj alesso" its just Alesso..
+Valter Henrique Not really, he's just playing pre-synced tracks and thworing in lazy filters and EQ roll offs... Anyone with the ability to count musical phrases can do this.
yeah i agree
Nice. It's amazing how good this guy can FUCKING turn the same filters on and off again. Stunning.
the crowd is so dead I would of been jumping and dancing at the same time 😂
Larry Vasquez me also
That would be havoc😆
That's TED not a club and also.....he is giving a talk, which is the main motive and nt to make ppl jump😂
The mix from language into the other song was really one of the best I've heard
Half the comments are jobless music grads who are butt hurt
lmao
Dimitry Vegas And like Mike are you one of them?
ikr.
damn why is this so true
I felt this comment
This kid does really good work. His song "If I Fall" is frequently stuck in my head.
"There are many Hardwell systems" -Cole Plate
WatAboutME ? you know what would make that better add the year he said that
XD
just be dutch , we guys even study for being a producer/dj here , a special collageship for it lmao.
+DerpDays “DerpDaysMC” MC you missed his joke lmao
+Freaak. That's why I envy you :D
in dutch? where? what school? I'm in south korea and i can't even imagine like that in here.
Dude I believe it, imma say
+Freaak. Definitely moving to Holland now.
Haters. He worked with a lot more famous artists than you ever will. He is wicked talented and he is producing and making amazing mix and mash ups
Go watch laidback lukes seminar he did on djing it's way better and longer
That would be Illegal ikr it was so much better
laid back luke has been DJing for decades. this kid is 15. stop being so jelly its a bad look bro
Its also a bad look to not capitalize and use 'Jelly' instead of 'Jealous.'
And to not read the description which states on the second line ; "DJ and producer Cole Plante is only 17 years old..."
This is so amazing, I am 13 and i plan on becoming a Dj, I am already a decent (not the best) beatboxer and a lot of my friends say they I am okay. I really hope that i can make music that people will like.I have suddenly just had a drive to do this.
How did you go
7:53 the Magic filter😂😂
H3CTY i was thinking the same😂
What is the title of the song?
Potenciano Guevarra animals by Martin garrix
H3CTY Iiii
Hooh
Its all about the passion for music, it stars with the software to make ur original beats. You rock man that was koo man.
stop hating on the kid. He's only in high school, just give him a break. He's very good at what he does and I bet a bunch of people, on here, didn't have as much talent as this kid when you were in high school.
hardwell systems
this video inspired me so much
A lot of the comments here are just cancer.
The guy did a good job and for the amount of time. He played the pantiest droppers to wet peoples imagination. Sure he didn't use something with platters but that wasn't necessary.
Good job Cole.
agreed. It's unconventional, and it's not what CDJ DJs would call DJing (he's more of a controllerist, if you ask me), but I like these sort of mashup routines, despite the fact that I'm training myself with the standard cdj mixer layout. He's talented, but he could do a lot more. And I'm not sure if a routine like this represents djing all that well. Not his fault. Nice routine, nevertheless, good to see the crowd on his side.
New school master mix with no 1/4" tape mega splicing or effects. Things are clearly getting easier today. We must evolve and embrace new school technology. interesting none the less. Always keep a open mind to the future.
was anyone else unbelievably annoyed by his constant use of effects? I know he had to look busy, but come on.
yup. it really got to me
Ikr
A lot of DJs do that
ahahahaha agreed
yes. cringe.
2:36 The quality of the vocal is amazing !
This guy was the DJ at Grad Night in Disneyland and he got everyone turnt
He's my fav dj. His tracks are amazing!!
"Since when is stealing music, and then torturing it, considered being a DJ"
Since the 1940's, also, music doesn't have a nervous system making torturing it impossible.
"Anyone can DJ now" -
Not everyone can open for Paul Oakenfold in Vegas at 14 and land a spot on a TV show at 17 all after being homeless.
"He needs turntables or he's not a real dj"-
The same way you need a rotary phone to make a real phone call, as opposed to a modern dynamic mobile phone?
"Must be nice to have $7,000 worth of equipment at 17"-
He worked for all of it, you could too.
"Real musicians write their own music"-
Cole does write his own music, that's what the word "producer" means. Look up "lie to me" by Cole Plante.
"That drop was weak, don't play animals"- It's a TED talk not an EDC talk.
mayavi21.blogspot.in/2015/03/how-to-start-learning-djing-and-music.html
"Anyone can DJ now" -
Not everyone can open for Paul Oakenfold in Vegas at 14 and land a spot on a TV show at 17 all after being homeless.
TheWeekendWar I would have to disagree with that. nowadays it is much easier to DJ then it used to be by changing songs that other people have already made. but that does not make so that anyone can dj.
Spencer Walters Do you DJ or is this just you speculating?
TheWeekendWar I am working on being a DJ. I have some software that i use and i am saving up some money for some hardware. But Im just trying to say that if you want to DJ it takes a lot of time and practice. It is not a thing that anyone can do without a single thought. Its like painting. Anyone can paint, but only some people's paintings are great. Anyone can work to be a DJ, but only some DJs pull through to be someone.
Your tracks Lie to Me (Juventa Remix), Here We Go Now, and Howling really stuck in my head
the guy at 8:33 lost his shit
9:50
Exactly!!!!!!! Start with whatever equipment that's possible
best youtube on DJing Ive watched! thank you
+Emma Blue your watching the wrong vids then dear:)
+Zayd Bennseer I actually had trouble finding recent videos...most were years old, any suggestions?
ellaskins, djtechtools, digitaldjtips (my personal favorite) i've paid for the dj masterclass course from there, thing is even with old videos things still stand relevant such as beatmatching etc:) djtlmtv is really good aswell he goes through fan questions on topics such as warm up sets, mixing different bpm tracks, hope this helps Emma:) also howtodjfast.net is good for articles to read! let me know if you theres anything else i can help you with!
+Zayd Bennseer thank you!!!
no worries :)
¡Este men si tiene talento!
It was really hard in the 80s.... vinyl, outboard fx, spinning the turntable, knowing all the songs very well, sync, scratch.
Dam this kid is talented AF! He's only in high school and already holding a seminar.. It may look easy but he's probably making a speech in front of 500 ppl.. Props!
Well that was entertaining. This much knowledge and skill at 17, and he's going to keep improving. Looking forward to seeing his growth and sweet mixes.
Went to highschool with this guy. Super nice kid
too much filters, I guess
Ryan Jeong 한국인 사람?
Royal Bridgeman 넵
I love how kids in high school and in intermediate levels are getting into music more these days thanks to the internet.
Only if I had this when I was 10 and high school:)
I'm so confused, no headphones and what is he doing to beat match?
+Tanner Witsel He is not beat matching... I dislike this setup without a cdj.
+Tanner Witsel He uses Ableton Live which allows him to mix song without any headphones because everything he played was alreadye synced within the software, he just has to push the pads on his APC to play the sounds he wants in perfect timing thanks to quantize function ;)
+Tanner Witsel apparently u have no idea whats join on...
well computers can automatically adjust bpms.. I honestly find it pointless to beatmatch.. press a button and the bpms are synced up.
You only think beat matching is pointless because you've never had to do it. Nothing teaches you more about rhythm and bass than learning how to beat match two tracks together. Saying that beat matching is pointless by relying on the technology is like saying you don't need to know what 2+2 is because a calculator can tell you the result. Don't be so lazy, try using vinyl decks, feel the groove, understand the complexity of everything you do. Perhaps then will you realise what a talentless fraud you are.
Now he's inspired me to try this.
This video should just be a link to a 20 pack of v-neck t shirts, and a pirated copy of Ableton.
+Kobe Jackson lmfao
5002 SEVEN fyi, I pirated fruity loops, not ableton
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Guys wtf... This guy is fucking 17 years old, and propably has worked very hard to get where he is, I mean there is a reason, why he is standing right there and tell sth. about djing to people... And at least he´s performing live, not as 70% of Djs at bigger festivals... At least on the 8 Festivals i´ve been into, 70% of shit was premixed... Respect to this dude, keep beeing real!
If that was in a club the place would of been lit up
MAD props to this kid.
He said he worked with skrillex and porter robinson but it's false, he performed on the same festivals but that's all (and no one came to see him)
+Raymond Le Franc Maçon I don't think he worked with any of the people he mentioned.
fuck off mate give the kid a break
If you've ever played an actual show, you'll know that you wind up talking to and swapping tips and tricks with the other artists, an easy qualification for saying you've "worked with them." And if you're really going to give this 17 year old kid shit for playing the same festivals as Skril or PR, I'd challenge you to do better.
The fact that he even played at a festival is already pretty impressive so I think giving him shit for not working with the artists isn't too valid of a complaint.
In which festivals have you actually played m8?
The "medley of mashups couldn't have been live because for the animals drop the filter was all the down meaning you would hear a low bass kick, this was pre recorded, he was just doing the effects!
I love when he says Hardwell instead of hardware, haha
Hope to see this guy at Ultra Music Festival in the near future - at the main stage
being a dj nowadays is as simple as pushing a button called sync
+Ben Zhu You know I used to think like that before also. But now that I am a DJ myself theres really a lot more going on then just pressing sync. The most important one is to recognize phases of a song by instinct and being able to know quickly how many beats there are left in any point of a song to the next phase
+Ben Zhu You sound like every other clueless hipster out there
+Yei Jung Kong yeah your right but u gotta admit that that shit is easy. I have a video of me mixing before thinking i was hot shit until i realized how easy it was.
Ben Zhu mixing two tracks is easy. thats the most basic stuff but try mixing 1. Looped acapella 2. Looped Melody 3. drumroll the downbeat every end of phase or scratch 4. Apply effects on buildups. Elevate or decrease BPM on buildups. Bring in a drop on the same key..... You are only as good as the imagination and creativity that you have
Lol what your talking about is producing. Most disk jockeys don't do this and is on another level. I actually do this on my free time with my launchpad. Not that hard and btw you don't really change the bpm unless its from 65 to 130 or anything that is halfed or doubled.
Haters gonna hate but I'm pretty sure he's still doing his thing.
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Best cole plante fan here
I like all the cool kids on here (obviously kids) being mean about this. Funny, I don't see you people on TedEd and I never heard of you. Its like anything else. Unless you've done it and made a name for yourself then stop trying to be "the cool kid" and acting like you could do better.
Cole is amazing hes on wolf watch hes a dj this guys got talent
His hair is so close to his mouth he could chew on it lol
emo.
Didn’t learn anything but enjoyed the music!
This isn't really teaching anybody anything.
+Zachary Elkins its an introduction
+Zachary Elkins I doubt you can teach people how to DJ in just 10 minutes
+Zachary Elkins insert *THANK YOU* gif here
+rtd That makes sense. I expected a TED talk to have more substance is all. There is a lot that can be said to an onlooker into the DJ/Production world, intro or not. There are a lot more expansive perspectives, knowledge, and sciences to be observed as well, but this is not that. It's my mistake for having expectations.
+Zachary Elkins "ask a friend how to do it" he said
This kid is a producer as most of the people he stated he worked with... This is a lesson in bringing sounds/music already beat matched in at certain times... Like most producers he knows how to use that FILTER button on the mixer ALOT... Like the famous youtube video "how many djs does it take to turn a knob" lol... but hey I don't blame him, society just needs to change the term to PJ - producer jockey... I "DJ" by the true definition of the word... At the end of the Day this kid isn't hurting what I do at all so more power too him... He also seems like a nice kid, which is another rare thing in todays society... My personal preference however is actual Djing not Pjing... Nothing in this video impressed me... I'd rather he came on and did a talk on how he matched the beats and layed everything out in ableton onto his spampler board, etc etc... As the mixer here was just used as a master volume...! the multiple channels ran through the sampler... "GETTING STARTED AS A PRODUCER" should be the title...
he'd be bored without the effects button !
Lol
I wish I could at least present as well as he has. Especially to such a large audience. He's just too cool
I don't see what he is doing except playing pre-made tracks and messing with the sound… It would probably sound better if he simply played the tracks without messing so much with them.
because thats what DJs do =.=
gabriel galang That's what bad DJs does… Good DJs compose and mix their own tracks. Plus, the concept of mixing track is to enhance the music, not simply alter it.
SymbolX You have to keep in mind what DJ's do.
They play music for clubs and people who want to hear a lot of common music but something different every now and then wont hurt.
If a DJ plays nothing but his own tracks, we would run out of tracks quickly and he would be losing people because no one would really know what he was playing.
Plus, if he plays a very common song and he alters it to make it sound nice, he will be bringing in people from the streets which means more people.
"Plus, the concept of mixing track is to enhance the music, not simply alter it."
wut
zync3008 I was able to recognize the tracks he was playing… What he did to them wasn't an "amelioration"… It was simply torturing good tracks.
SymbolX Might as well call ALL DJ's bad because thats kinda their job to do what he was doing.
Great job Cole Plante
This dude was awesome on wolf talk
Fat sounds! It's been over 20 years since I started to DJ, having grown up on Grandmaster Flash and other greats of the time. It is remarkable how much one person can do, as this young man demonstrates very well...now that the previously arduous task of keeping tempos as closely matched as possible is handled by the internal clock. That might have sounded like a snide remark, but it really isn't. I'm stunned at what a high-school kid can do, Digi-DJ, hold a conference, entertain/flirt, (and stutter the shit out of every sound that goes through the desk like an epileptic ferret), all AT THE SAME TIME.
Not thinking about the quality of the mix, I think this is a good example of what djs actually do. Nice vid.
8:33 look at the guy turning left "dayum that shit is dope" hahahah
I don’t like EDM, but what this kid do is pretty damn cool. I’m sure he could move a room. Wish him the best.
Wish I had this kinda gear when I was 17
i'd say this kid is going places. but he's already there. very skilled.
Are those knobs really really hard to turn? Do they have thread lock? Looks like you need DW-40
Isn't it WD-40?
Can i please have the Song list
Dammmn just seen him live in Montreal! Fkn amazing!! Great job Cole Plante, keep it up!
How much does each equipment roughly cost?
Cole Plante equipment:
Pioneer DJM-900SRT - 4-Channel Professional DJ Mixer for Serato - $2,299.00
Akai APC40 MKII Ableton Live Performance Controller - $399.99
Virtual DJ (dj software) - FREE
Total: $2700
Oh thanks
***** Got other brand to recommend??
Jeffrey Lim I have a pioneer ddj-sr which is really good to get started on because it comes with serato DJ (a DJ software) and is really easy to use. it also comes with all the features that he named (filter and roll)
THE tyson hanning Whats the price??
we watch this channel in health class, I'll gladly suggest this to my Teacher.
I was expecting to see cdjs or even vinyls... Oh well
Andre Almeida we are living in Ableton live era...
Drops are the main part of dance music? Mainstream alert
Hipster alert
+Ray G You mad!? Every dj/producer knows that drops aren't always the most important. if you have a shitty breakdown the track is spoilt. Maybe learn something about music before saying the most ridiculous crap..
why are you so mad? sorry you arent as good as the mainstream DJs like this talented 17 yrold. =]
+Eric Phan Talented 17 year old😂 All mainstream is good?😂
Well to be fair they are one of the main aspects of many many dance songs
Hes killing it right there!
I bet you this kid takes no request since everything is obviously premixed he's only got one channel hooked up on his mixer and never see ableton or any app opened on mac, this is killing the DJ industry Id love to see this kids on some turntables actually mixing songs and not having all of them sequenced.
+controversialnyc its not killing the dj industry. Its innovating it. The reason most djs are so salty is because they dont want to learn any new skills and want to stick to the old way of things. If you want to stay current you have to...stay current? lol Get back to work sir
Reese Brandon I'm a producer/dj with fully functional studio with pro tools HD, ableton and other major Daws. My point here is in no way directed in hatred towards what little man is doing, what I'm hating on is that he's set is pre made already. I noticed how his mixer only has on channel input plugged in and all he is doing is un-muteing channels from his timeline. Now if I'm hiring a DJ for an event weather corporate or a wedding Id like to be able to request songs on the spot that would get played when it can blend with the current set. I'm sure if someone told this kid hey id like for you to play how deep is your love or wanted to hear a hot trap song like Jumpman he'd have a heart attack trying to play it. I been around top ranked Djs that have there whole set pre made and to me the art of Djing is being able to play to the crowd its not about turntable controllers or software its about being able to mash up a record on the spot and change from genre to genre without loosing the crowd.
+controversialnyc I hear you but think about it. This kid has the timing of his effects mastered. I'm sure if he wanted to take request, he could and do in and out transitions with ease given his obvious preparation with this performance.
one word. Mind blowing
"One of the most important things about dance music is really the drop."
Not to discredit him, but it's not. The most important thing about dance music is the music. The drop adds a flair. Good for him on wanting to publicly teach how to play. I like his presentation style.
This...... Isn't exactly what I subscribe for. Good for that kid, but compared to the 16-year-olds with amazing academic accomplishments... I guess he mixes songs pretty well? His career is probably safe though.
idk, it seems like he knows a lot about contemporary music. And I don't know if it's fair to call music 'nonacademic' just because we don't teach it as a core class.
Good artists are just as brilliant as our 14 yr old programmers imo, they just have different skills and time investment.
have you seen what the top DJ's earn, but it is a safer job market.
Darnell Stokes They are not top DJs, they are just so comercial that they become the same as a pop singer...
This guy makes his OWN songs too
Alkalinium If you want to become good as a DJ you have to produce music too and have your own style, his song that he played is on the commercial side of dance music same as every other song he mixed in this video. It's the safest rout to go. If you follow the scene you would see that there are thousands of other artist that make the same music like him with the same pattern and style, it all sounds the same no innovation but people still listen and buy it for some reason...
admiration for his tallent
I feel like he's bull shitting about how he's worked alongside Avicii, Skrillex, Major Lazer, Krewella, Porter Robinson, etc. cuz then he would've been bigger than Martin Garrix ever would've been.
He's only 17. Probably still in school.
just cuz u produce for someone dosent make u big n rich automatically depends on the deal u can take a cut up front and lose money or make it off royalty on the return which is calculated by how much a song sales
learn the business side of things u can sale a beat for 3000 but if they sale 1 million of our beat u r assed out if u wait for them to sale n make a mill u can get 20-30% more
most of those people get big cause they perform insane. he might not have time to perform since hes still in school. even tho martin garrix did lol :p
+stefan leithner yea but when you're a famous DJ/Producer that works with other big names then you won't need school, which is probably what Garrix did. Since when Garrix got famous, he was about Plante's age if I remember.
this guy is a real DJ
Wow...he got good around 4:00. Looks fun.